IS HAIER ACTUALLY BOSCH

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You are having a laugh aren’t you, this is what Haier is.

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Some years back, Indesit finished producing the late 90’s range of dishwashers. To be honest, they weren’t the finest dishwashers ever made, but there are plenty still runniong in my patch of Yorkshire.

What happened next was that Indesit sold the entire production line – moulds, dies, jigs and presumably the intellectual property of the machines to the Haier company in China. This was for the 600mm and 450mm machines.

If it were possible, the results are even worse. Updated electronics are a bit of a joke. The plastics used for the wheels runners and supports disintegrate when you smile at them. The circulation pump tiddles water everywhere, then seizes and blows up without warning. And then there is the flooding problem – the water level control system is hyper sensitive. That floods the base as well, and things blow up. Oh and the door hinges. Can we not talk about the door hinges? People finish up in hospital trying to sort out door hinges.

Then there was trying to get spares for the little blighters. Things have improved somewhat, but a couple of years ago, we were all scrathing our heads, working out which Indesit bits we could make fit the Haiers…….

Consider that European manufacturers cost in a 4{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} failure rate in the guarantee period – the Haier (last figures I saw) has an over 80{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} failure rate………..

However, after the damning stuff above, consider – this is not the Haier company’s fault – they are a modern manufacturing company capable of turning out whatever quality of product you wish for. The fact that a number of British and Irish kitchen manufacturers and a couple of high street retailers (and Hoover!) want to buy a dishwasher for £45 on the docks in China in order to make a fast £100 in the UK has nothing to do with it. Haier need to keep the factories running and people working.

The real problem is that the public at large are too stupid to realise that the product is cheap for a reason.

Then they come on here and moan about it………

Wakey, wakey!

Oh, it’s got nothing to do with Bosch.

Penguin45.

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Penguin45 wrote: (and Hoover!) Penguin45.

what has this got to do with hoover?

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Penguin45 wrote:

suedehead1 wrote:

what has this got to do with hoover?

DW45…………

Penguin45.
i did not know that i have never seen one.
i can only hope it was made to a better spec than the haier, i have come across a few haier and they are trully terrible the door springs stretch, the baskets fall into pieces, when you get a new basket its in bits and is impossible to assemble, the leak and the edges of the cabinet are as sharp as a razor.
i dont even bother trying to fix them now they are a waste of time.

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I was in Comet yesterday, and after being seduced by the Black LG (But am old enough to recognise a one night stand rather than true love) but can’t afford it anyway, I looked at the Haier. One glance at the instruction manual tells you its unreliable. If they can’t even spend money on real paper (remember Izal toilet paper from schools and hospitals – this is the upgrade) and the quality of information you know not to touch this one.
And I know nothing about machines.

people have NO idea how bad the haier stuff is

the motors on the washers are being changed on a daily basis

pcbs you have to let run through the program, cos u cant reset em, and if they go faulty, theyre impossible to code

they must be knockin em out for around £5 a unit

well, i thought id overprice it

seriously, when are the manufacturers ganna be held responsible for this throw away rubbish?